SLVM Online Volume Reconfiguration (September 2009)

SLVM SNOR Messages
vgchange(1M)
• Usage: vgchange
{-a Availability -q Quorum [-l] [-p] [-s] [VolumeGroupName... ]}
{[-S shareable] -c cluster VolumeGroupName}
{[-P parallel_nomwc_resync_count]}
"x": Illegal option
The –x option to vgchange was used on a system that does not have the SNOR LVM Commands
patch.
Install the appropriate LVM command patch (see Required software and patch list).
• Activation of volume group "/dev/vg_shared" denied by another node in
the cluster. Request on this system conflicts with Activation Mode on
remote system.
The –x option to vgchange was used on a system that does not have the SNOR HP Serviceguard
component installed.
Install the Serviceguard patch as specified in the Required software and patch list.
• The HP-UX kernel running on this system does not provide this feature.
The –x option to vgchange was used on a system that does not have SLVM SNOR (LVM kernel
component) installed.
Install the appropriate LVM kernel patch (see Required software and patch list).
• Activation mode of volume group "vg_shared" cannot be changed at this
time. Please try later.
The –x option to vgchange was used on a volume group which has either lost quorum, or is
undergoing server recovery or sparing activity.
• Provide names of active volume group(s) for which reactivation in a
different mode is required.
The –x option to vgchange was used without specifying the volume group name.
• Volume group "/dev/vg_shared" is already active in requested mode.
The –x option to vgchange was used on a volume group which is already active in the requested
mode.
• To change activation mode, use lvchange(1M) to disable the Mirror Write
Cache flag for all Logical Volumes in "vg_shared".
The –x option to vgchange was used, with mirrored logical volumes that have mirror consistency
enabled but do not have the Mirror Write Cache flag off, and the requested activation mode is
shared (see lvchange(1M)). The Mirror Write Cache is never used when a volume group is
activated shared.
• The volume group "/dev/vg_shared" is not active on this system.
Cannot perform requested change.
The –x option to vgchange was used on a volume group that is not currently active.
• Activation mode requested for the volume group "/dev/vg_shared"
conflicts with configured mode.
The –x option to vgchange was used on a volume group that is not configured in shared mode.